#eric pohlmann

[rwpohl]

[justdealingwithsomeissues]

Honestly, I love the silly things the DOA can do... Malpractices weird body automation... Innards is using stomach acid as a projectile weapon...

On the otherside... Blade is the worst. No idea why Drake and Hannibal put up with him, he is 100% too much of a loose cannon and will just as likely attack them as he would an enemy...

[moovees]

Ernst Stavro Blofeld

James Bond's iconic arch nemesis Ernst Stavro Blofeld has appeared in several James Bond films played by several actors:

"From Russia with Love" (1963) Blofeld is not directly shown in this film, but his presence is implied as the unseen mastermind behind the plot.

"Thunderball" (1965) Actor: Anthony Dawson (physically portrayed), Eric Pohlmann (voice) Blofeld is revealed as the primary antagonist, operating from the shadows.

"You Only Live Twice" (1967) Donald Pleasence is perhaps the most famous Blofeld, known for his portrayal with a facial scar and a white cat.

"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969) Telly Savalas took on the role of Blofeld in this film.

"Diamonds Are Forever" (1971) Charles Gray (from The Rocky Horror Picture Show) played Blofeld in this installment.

"For Your Eyes Only" (1981) John Hollis (uncredited, only hands and back of the head are shown) appears in the pre-credits sequence only and is not explicitly named Blofeld due to legal issues.

"Never Say Never Again" (1983) This film is not part of the official James Bond series but is a non-canonical remake of "Thunderball." Max von Sydow played a character similar to Blofeld.

"Spectre" (2015) Christoph Waltz took on the role of Blofeld in this film

"No Time To Die" (2021) Blofeld is played once again by Christoph Waltz in the final Daniel Craig / James Bond movie.

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Season 4 Episode 2

The Vise - If This Be Murder - NBC - June 27, 1957

Crime Drama

Running Time: 30 minutes

Written by Ken Field

Produced by the Danzigers

Directed by Ernest Morris

Stars:

Donald Gray as Mark Saber

Diana Decker as Stephanie "Stevie" Ames

Patrick Holt as Inspector Brady

Basil Dignam as Oliver Moon

Michael Brill as Tony Latham

Eric Pohlmann as Turek

[graceandfamily]

Mogambo's set, 1952, Director: John Ford, IN CAST: Donald Sinden, Ava Gardner, Grace Kelly, Clark Gable, Eric Pohlmann

[glennk56]

chubby actors from British TV in the 1960s

Eric Pohlmann (2 of 3) These stills are from The Saint, S02 E04, Theresa.

[letterboxd-loggd]

Carry On Spying (1964) Gerald Thomas

January 17th 2022

[mariocki]

The Saint: Teresa (2.4, ITC, 1963)

"We were very lucky you came along."

"We could have been marooned there for days!"

"I invariably turn up at the most opportune moment. I make a hobby of it."

[junkielee]

[Last Film I Saw] Mogambo (1953) 

Title: Mogambo Year: 1953 Country: USA Language: English Genre: Adventure, Romance, Drama Director: John Ford Writers: John Lee Mahin Wilson Collison Cinematography: Robert Surtees Freddie Young Cast: Clark Gable Ava Gardner Grace Kelly Donald Sinden Philip Stainton Eric Pohlmann Laurence Naismith Denis O’Dea Rating: 6.2/10

By no means MOGAMBO is among John Ford’s best work, nor is Gable or…

[scotianostra]

The actor Anthony Dawson was born on October 18th 1916 in Edinburgh.

He was born Anthony Douglas Gillon Dawson to Ida Violet (Kittel) and Eric Francis Dawson. His father was Scottish and his mother was of German and English descent.

Following Royal Academy of Dramatic Art training and World War II service, he made his film debut in 1943's They Met in the Dark. He went on to appear in such classic British films as The Way to the Stars , The Queen of Spades  and The Wooden Horse, before moving to America in the early 1950′s

Dawson made his breakthrough in the Alfred Hitchcock classic Dial M for Murder. He was excellent as Lesgate, seedy ex-Cambridge classmate of would-be wife murderer Wendice played by Ray Milland. Dawson gave similarly sinister performances in the thriller Midnight Lace, where he menaced hapless Doris Day, and the Terence Fisher-directed Hammer horror The Curse of the Werewolf as Count Siniestro. In another film by this director, the James Bond classic Dr. No, Dawson played the geologist Prof. R.J.Dent, a henchman of the title character who attempts to assassinate the hero, then finds out to his cost what Bond's "license to kill" really means.  Dawson was also the first screen incarnation of Bond villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld (in From Russia with Love  and Thunderball, though the viewer only sees his hands stroking a white cat and hears the voice of Austrian actor Eric Pohlmann. 

Other films included They Were Not Divided, Valley of Eagles, The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders, Triple Cross , Red Sun, Inchon and The Jigsaw Man, all directed by Irishman Terence Young, who also directed Dr No. Young cast him in 14 of his films in total.

A highly capable, immediately recognizable actor, Dawson deserved better roles than came his way after the mid-1960s. He eventually ended up playing small parts in minor Italian films and European co-production. Dawson continued acting right into the 90′s his final role was as the Marquess of Bath  in the mini-series Selling Hitler  in 1991.

An interesting footnote to Dawson's career are his unpublished memoirs, "Rambling Recollections", in which he vividly recalls meeting Hitchcock after first arriving in Hollywood. This took place at a dinner party given by the director at Perino's Restaurant in Los Angeles. Also present were 'Dial M' co-stars Grace Kelly and English actor John Williams. Dawson later escorted Kelly to her residence at Chateau Marmont, an apartment bloc on Sunset Strip. Dawson then intimated that an affair took place, which, however lasted just until Ray Milland arrived on the scene.

Anthony Dawson died in Sussex of cancer at the age of 75 in January 1992.

[carryonken]

CARRY ON KEN: ON SET

We've all heard what fun it was to make the Carry On movies. And all heard about the mischief Kenneth would get up to at Pinewood Studios. These behind the scenes pictures capture what life on set was like.

CARRY ON SPYING 1964

Kenneth Williams, Bernard Cribbins, Charles Hawtery, Dilys Laye, and Barbara Windsor on the set of Carry On Spying.

CARRY ON SPYING 1964

A photo of the cast and crew of Carry On Spying, including Charles Hawtery, Dilys Laye, Bernard Cribbins, Barbara Windsor, Kenneth Williams, Eric Pohlmann, and director Gerald Thomas.

CARRY ON CLEO 1964

A lovely picture or Kenny and Charlie with their mothers Louisa Williams and Alice Hawtery on set of Carry On Cleo. Kenneth often would bring his mother Louie along to set with him.

CARRY ON COWBOY 1965

A candid picture of Sid and Kenneth sharing a laugh (which might have been a pretty rare occasion) filming Carry On Cowboy.

FOLLOW THAT CAMEL 1967

Peter Butterworth, Kenneth Williams, and Bernard Bresslaw on the set of Follow That Camel.

FOLLOW THAT CAMEL 1967

Jim Dale, Peter Butterworth, Phil Silvers, Bernard Bresslaw, and Kenneth Williams celebrating Phil Silvers birthday with a giant cake! The cast and crew were always treated each other so kindly, especially a new comer like Silvers, even though this would be his only Carry On.

[arcticdementor]

On the contrary, I have satisfied myself that one of you is clearly guilty of embezzlement. SPECTRE's a dedicated fraternity whose strength lies in the absolute integrity of its members. The culprit is known to me. I have decided on the appropriate action.

Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Eric Pohlmann), Thunderball

[kritikycz]

Žízeň po životě - nejslavnější film Kirka Douglase

Vincent van Gogh je jedním z neslavnějších malířů 19. století a  Kirk Douglas je zase jeden z nejslavnějších herců 20. století Spojením těchto historických postav, malíře a Kirka Douglase  (úmrtí ve 103 letech) přináší do standardní nabídky mediálních nosičů jeden výtečný okamžik. Mnoho dnešních fanoušků určitě tento film, kterému příští rok táhne na pětašedesátku, obejde s velkým obloukem, ale já jej…- Více na https://www.kritiky.cz/zizen-po-zivote-nejslavnejsi-film-kirka-douglase/

[giraffe44]

House of the Seven Hawks, 1959, Is Playing on TCM on January 30 (USA)

House of the Seven Hawks, 1959, Is Playing on TCM on January 30 (USA)

Set your DVRs for this quirky and satisfying film. House of the Seven Hawks, 1959, is playing on Turner Classic Movies on Thursday, January 30 at 4 a.m. (Actually January 31).  Not closed captioned.

The House of the Seven Hawks was a solid adventure story and it was well received by the New York Times. This is their review:

The House of the Seven Hawks (1959) Mystery From Britain December 17, 1959

[kwebtv]

Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!   -  ITV / Syndicated -  June 15, 1957 -  September 17, 1957

Anthology / Adventure (13 episodes)

Running Time:  30 minutes

Actors who appeared on the show included Ralph Bellamy, Phyllis Calvert, Faith Domergue, Nicole Maurey, Claude Dauphin, Kieron Moore, Eric Pohlmann, John Laurie, Leonard Sachs, Ferdy Mayne, Stratford Johns, Lee Montague, Peter Wyngarde, Anton Diffring, Julia Arnall, André Morell, Stanley Meadows, Jack MacGowran, Helen Haye, Betty McDowall, Alan Tilvern, Austin Trevor, Nigel Stock and Lloyd Lamble.  (Wikipedia)

[glennk56]

chubby actors on British TV in the 1960s

Eric Pohlmann (3 of 3). These stills are from Secret Agent with Patrick McGoohan, 1965, S01 E17 The Affair at Castelevara.